The idea of the platform is to provide a safe and secure console for crypto startups to launch their respective token sales upon. Additionally, the platform will help guard against things like exit scams and phishing attacks which have plagued the ICO space for sometime.

What is Quoine?

“We are a leading fintech company that provides trading, exchange, and next generation financial services powered by blockchain technology. We believe cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology will shape the future of financial services. We are a fintech company at heart, focused on making financial services accessible to all. We are now building QUOINE LIQUID, a global liquidity platform backed by our QASH token.”

Introducing ‘ICO Mission Control’

Seth Melamed, senior vice president and head of operations of Quoine, said: “ICO Mission Control was really born from our experience of running our own Qash ICO in November 2017.”

“We learned first-hand the challenges of running a large scale ICO, including client onboarding, analytics, volatile cryptocurrency prices, understanding how to most effectively reach participants. From our own ICO experience, we decided to build a platform that solves the problems we faced and provide a tool for blockchain projects around the globe.”

Mike Kayamori, co-founder and CEO of Quoine, noted the cybersecurity challenges and risks associated with conducting an ICO. He said the new platform aims to address these key issues.

“Launching an ICO in the current climate requires a lot of caution on the part of token issuers,” Kayamori said.

“In the last 12 months, there have been a number of serious problems with ICOs, including leaks of email addresses and customer data, website hacks, phishing attempts, fake deposit addresses, and much more.

“This has left token participants shaken and wary about participating in ICOs, while token issuers now have to go to great lengths in order to ensure their communities do not fall victim to scams.”

“Global standards of security and technology”

Quoine’s ICO Mission Control aims to enable token issuers to solely focus on more productive aspects of their work, such as product development or marketing.

“With the launch of ICO Mission Control, we aim to bring global standards of security and technology to provide a safe, secure ICO launch for all token issuers and participants in the new crypto economy,” he added.

Vuulr, a Singapore blockchain company building a global digital marketplace to buy and sell firms and TV shows online, will be the first startup to launch its token sale on the ICO Mission Control platform.

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